Gordion Museum

Gordion: History, Nature, and Unexpected Delights!
Gordion captivated me with its easy access, clear bilingual information, and captivating finds like skeletons and accurate ancient coins. But the highlight was the countryside air, farm views, and my first-ever Turkish donkey sighting! A must-visit for history buffs and nature lovers alike!

Well laid out museum, good clear displays, a must visit place for history. Has some unique artifacts, such as oldest known mosaic, and good signage and information. Cost for entry at 40TL is ok as this also gives entrance to nearby Midas Tumulus.

The museum is great. It isn't big, the greatest archeological finds were taken to the Museum of Anatolian Civilisations in Ankara, but there are still interesting artefacts and plenty of information to read here. Don't forget to check out the impressive mosaics outside.
I recommend going to the museum first and then to Midas' tomb (ticket 20 TL applies to both) and then driving to the Gordion ancient city site nearby to get the full experience.

A local museum showing some of the achievements and artefacts of the Phrygian Kingdom.
The museum is small, but worth seeing. It has an ancient mosaic, one of the oldest pebble mosaics in the world according to the museum, and other interesting artefacts. Most of the more famous Phrygian works are stored in Ankara, but there is enough here to be worth stopping a while.
To visit the site from Ankara, you can take a bus from Ankara to Polatli, and then a taxi from Polatli to Gordion. There is nothing really in the village here, so best to ask the taxi to wait while you see the site. Be sure to also see the nearby old city of Gordion and the so called Tomb of Midas.

Very nice to visit

Small but cute museum that contains items from different periods. Has cafe and car parking nearby. Entrance fee 10 TL (paid cash and credit card is not valid).

I visited Gordion 1 year ago. It is about 75 km from Ankara and afterwards you have to drive a small villages in order to get to the site. It is a small museum located close to Midas`s cumulus where you can find Frigian excavations such as cups and coins.

A very nice little museum with great exhibition, well documented and explained

What an amazing experience, this place is mindblowing, how the wood survived for hundreds of years??, just WOW!

I recommend this historical tumuli to see historical in Ankara.

It was my first time. I was charmed. I would like to go there again.

Amazing. Must see.

As a Celt this is a must see!

Amazing museum.

Great museum

Asf

Yes

Extraordinary...

Fascinating!

Turkish and english